Interviews

THE FAST AND THE CURIOUS: SEAN PORTER ON VOLKSWAGENS AND FILMMAKING

By | August 2005

Sean Porter’s documentary “dubbed,” a tribute to Volkswagen modifying and racing culture, demonstrates his esteem for his muse without estranging potential viewers…

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THE FAST AND THE CURIOUS: SEAN PORTER ON VOLKSWAGENS AND FILMMAKING

Documentaries are either made by people who are interested in or directly involved with the communities or issues they portray. An outsider looking in may...

SIX DOG NIGHT

Taking a cue from Altman and New York Stories, with a healthy dose of Kevin Smith and The Kids in the Hall thrown in for good measure, a group of young,...

ALL AMERICAN GIRL: NERIAH DAVIS

You grew up in a Northern California town with a population of 300. What was that like? Growing up in a town with a population of 325 was definitely an...

MICHAEL TUCKER – PROFILING IRAQ’S “GUNNER PALACE”

In Iraq, where the fighting remains constant in pockets of the country, filmmaker Michael Tucker went “over there”, as NYPD Blue’s Steven Bochco now...

PROBING THE DREW CREW

A team of filmmakers band together to make one man's dream of meeting Drew Barrymore a reality. That man is filmmaker Brian Herzlinger, and together with...

PATRICK LUSSIER – CRAVEN’S WORLD AND OTHER STOPS

Think of Wes Craven and the obvious images pop into one’s head of horror movie satire, unsettling moments, and…..Meryl Streep? Indeed Craven has been...

LUC JACQUET: TUXEDO TRAVELERS

How long did you research March of the Penguins, and what kind of research did you do for the movie? My first trip to the Antarctic was in 1992, when I...

LUC JACQUET: TUXEDO TRAVELERS

We’ve come a long way since Marlin Perkins unveiled “Wild Kingdom” to television-watching nature buffs in 1963. Over forty years later, technology...

DAVID LATT: WARRIOR OF THE WAR OF THE WORLDS

David Michael Latt, man of multiple hyphens—as in director-producer-writer-editor—is one of the heads of the Corman-esque company, The Asylum, which...

SOCK TALK WITH EDDY VON MUELLER & EVAN LIEBERMAN

Film “firsts” are not easy to confirm. Critics and scholars hesitantly identify a particular person or group as the first to have employed a method or...

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